Alternatives to Spiceworks for hardware & software auditing
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@ajstringham said:
I know SolarWinds has some tools that are popular, but they will spam the heck out of you, so beware.
Wait a second... what do you mean they will spam the heck out of you? I use Solarwinds Orion, Solar Winds Network Monitor, and Solar Winds Web Help Desk. I rarely receive emails from them
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@IRJ said:
@ajstringham said:
I know SolarWinds has some tools that are popular, but they will spam the heck out of you, so beware.
Wait a second... what do you mean they will spam the heck out of you? I use Solarwinds Orion, Solar Winds Network Monitor, and Solar Winds Web Help Desk. I rarely receive emails from them
Then you are the VERY rare exception. I used to get emails daily.
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@ajstringham said:
@IRJ said:
@ajstringham said:
I know SolarWinds has some tools that are popular, but they will spam the heck out of you, so beware.
Wait a second... what do you mean they will spam the heck out of you? I use Solarwinds Orion, Solar Winds Network Monitor, and Solar Winds Web Help Desk. I rarely receive emails from them
Then you are the VERY rare exception. I used to get emails daily.
Are the tools you are using free?
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@IRJ said:
@ajstringham said:
@IRJ said:
@ajstringham said:
I know SolarWinds has some tools that are popular, but they will spam the heck out of you, so beware.
Wait a second... what do you mean they will spam the heck out of you? I use Solarwinds Orion, Solar Winds Network Monitor, and Solar Winds Web Help Desk. I rarely receive emails from them
Then you are the VERY rare exception. I used to get emails daily.
Are the tools you are using free?
Yeah, I wasn't using the paid at the time.
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Does anyone here use their own scripts rather than 3rd party tools?
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@Carnival-Boy I dobut it. for the desktops side of things it's fairly easy to script with pstools or WMI to get the data and put in a text file. But the organization of it is the hard part.
Honestly I think a excel spreadsheet can be more accurate than spiceworks inventory anymore with the newer versions.
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@ajstringham said:
@IRJ said:
@ajstringham said:
@IRJ said:
@ajstringham said:
I know SolarWinds has some tools that are popular, but they will spam the heck out of you, so beware.
Wait a second... what do you mean they will spam the heck out of you? I use Solarwinds Orion, Solar Winds Network Monitor, and Solar Winds Web Help Desk. I rarely receive emails from them
Then you are the VERY rare exception. I used to get emails daily.
Are the tools you are using free?
Yeah, I wasn't using the paid at the time.
That's what does it. They don't spam customers.
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@ajstringham said:
@IRJ said:
@ajstringham said:
@IRJ said:
@ajstringham said:
I know SolarWinds has some tools that are popular, but they will spam the heck out of you, so beware.
Wait a second... what do you mean they will spam the heck out of you? I use Solarwinds Orion, Solar Winds Network Monitor, and Solar Winds Web Help Desk. I rarely receive emails from them
Then you are the VERY rare exception. I used to get emails daily.
Are the tools you are using free?
Yeah, I wasn't using the paid at the time.
Ok. I used paid versions so that explains the lack of spamming
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@Carnival-Boy said:
Does anyone here use their own scripts rather than 3rd party tools?
No but seriously considering that.
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@IRJ said:
@ajstringham said:
I know SolarWinds has some tools that are popular, but they will spam the heck out of you, so beware.
Wait a second... what do you mean they will spam the heck out of you? I use Solarwinds Orion, Solar Winds Network Monitor, and Solar Winds Web Help Desk. I rarely receive emails from them
Probably because you already drank the Kool-Aid. It's the *potential *customers they want.
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@Rob-Dunn
For a poor-man's inventory, you can use Open-Audit, it's all web and script based. It's not been updated in years, but it might do what you want.AND it has a Linux package (and appliance download!)
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@Rob-Dunn said:
@IRJ said:
@ajstringham said:
I know SolarWinds has some tools that are popular, but they will spam the heck out of you, so beware.
Wait a second... what do you mean they will spam the heck out of you? I use Solarwinds Orion, Solar Winds Network Monitor, and Solar Winds Web Help Desk. I rarely receive emails from them
Probably because you already drank the Kool-Aid. It's the *potential *customers they want.
Yeah, I mentioned it was because i was using the paid version in the next post